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Michigan
Boardman River real estate is considered a beautiful, but less active, market for lake homes and lake lots in Michigan.
There are typically around 20 lake homes for sale on Boardman River at any given time. The lake will usually have very few lake lots and land for sale.
This lake is one of the many smaller Michigan lakes and has a shoreline of 28 miles.
About Boardman River
Near Grand Rapids, Bay City, Traverse City State Park
The Boardman River is located in both Kalkaska and Grand Traverse Counties in the northern region of the state. It is just 18 miles from Traverse City State Park and less than 3 hours from Grand Rapids and Bay City.
History
In 1847, Captain Horace Boardman bought land on the Grand Traverse Bay. He was the namesake of the Boardman River, previously named Ottawa river. In 1894, the Boardman dam was built to create Boardman Pond and divert the stream. In 2005, Traverse City Light and Power decided it was not economically feasible to produce power from the multiple dams on the river. They then called for them to be removed and for Union Dam to be restored.
Great Fishing and Boating
Popular activities include fishing, boating, and sailing. Multiple species of trout and bass are fished on the Boardman River. Many of these visitors come for the exquisite fishing because it is one of the top ten trout streams in Michigan.
The Perfect Place to Experience the Outdoors
Whether you are looking for a relaxing waterfront home, or a condo for an outdoors enthusiast Boardman River is a great way to experience the outdoors lifestyle.
Overview
- 28mi. of Shoreline
- Shoreline Borders State Park (Some)
Mountains - Dam Name Union Dam
- Ownership Public
- Public Boat Ramps 1
- Water Level Full Pool Year Round
Information
- Counties: Grand Traverse County, Kalkaska County
- Fish: Brown Trout, Largemouth Bass, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass
- Condos available (Yes)
- Notable events: Annual Adams Fly festival and Kayak Raffle. Tour De Brew: Paddling Micro-Brew Tour.
- Sailing clubs: Traverse Area Community Sailing (TACS).
- Interesting facts: The Boardman River is considered one of the top ten trout fishing steams in Michigan.
- Known for: Lay park. Cass Road Bridge. Logan's Landing.
- History: In 1847, Captain Horace Boardman bought land on the Grand Traverse Bay. He was the namesake of the Boardman river, previously named Ottawa river. In 1894, the Boardman dam was built. The building of this dam created Boardman Pond and diverted the stream.
- Landmarks: American Legion Memorial Bridge
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Some listings have been excluded from this website.
This page utilizes third-party mapping services and does not make any warranties or representations about the accuracy or completeness of these services' representations.